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Published May 28th, 2012 at 12:09 pm in MP3, Music Reviews with 1 comments
Tagged with hip-hop, Howard Lloyd, Hydro Law, Wyldbunch
Soundtrack To Your Life is a brand new 9-song EP from Wyldbunch and Hydro Law. Hydro is the MC also known in some circles as Howard Lloyd, and together their chemistry together shows a love for the whole “beats, rhymes, and life”, it’s very much about creating some great hip-hop just for the sake of doing so. Tracks like “Get Out My Life Woman” and “I Can’t Feel My Face” is, simply put, “feel good hip-hop”, and when you have two guys with two completely different-yet-distinct styles, it makes for great music. Plus, the moment you sample a track like “Instru-Mental”, I’m sold. Just the way I like, though, Wyldbunch & Hydro Law are psycho. Now I want a more out there album, and I’ll be waiting out here.
Soundtrack To Your Life is a brand new 9-song EP from Wyldbunch and Hydro Law. Hydro is the MC also known in some circles as Howard Lloyd, and together their chemistry together shows a love for the whole “beats, rhymes, and life”, it’s very much about creating some great hip-hop just for the sake of doing so. Tracks like “Get Out My Life Woman” and “I Can’t Feel My Face” is, simply put, “feel good hip-hop”, and when you have two guys with two completely different-yet-distinct styles, it makes for great music. Plus, the moment you sample a track like “Instru-Mental”, I’m sold. Just the way I like, though, Wyldbunch & Hydro Law are psycho. Now I want a more out there album, and I’ll be waiting out here.
